wireless card

[Raymond Norton]

What 2.4 Ghz PCI cards are recommended for core 4 that do not require 
recompiling the kernel?

[Arthur Pemberton]

Check the list of madwifi supported cards here:
http://madwifi.org/wiki/Compatibility you may find one that suits your
needs.

On 12/4/05, Raymond Norton  wrote:
> What 2.4 Ghz PCI cards are recommended for core 4 that do not require
> recompiling the kernel?
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[John Summerfield]

Arthur Pemberton wrote:
> Check the list of madwifi supported cards here:
> http://madwifi.org/wiki/Compatibility you may find one that suits your
> needs.

Unsupported by standard kernel, but work well un SUSE 10 and Ubuntu so 
it's probably not hard to get them going.

The only ones I know work have the prism54 chipset. If you download the 
Windows drivers for your candidates and take a peek at the contents you 
will see hints about manufacturer and chipset.

It's hard to name brands and models as vendors tend to change chiptset 
with no more than a changed revision number.
> On 12/4/05, Raymond Norton  wrote:
> > What 2.4 Ghz PCI cards are recommended for core 4 that do not require
> > recompiling the kernel?
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